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Of course he did.
Of course he did.
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One of my new most favorite things on the internets. Happy Friday!
Bonjour, Girl! (by wehoguy30)
Gay weather magic FTW!
Daily Kos: A technical explanation for the DC-area earthquake
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George Takei takes on the Tennessee Legislature and its “Don’t Say Gay” bill, in the way only George Takei can!
A bill now pending in Tennessee would prohibit teachers in that state from discussing homosexuality in the classroom. The so-called “don’t say gay” law is premised on the misguided belief that, by not talking about gay people, they can simply make us disappear.
George is here to tell Tennessee, and all the LGBT youth and teachers who would be affected by this law, that he is here for you. In fact, he is lending his name to the cause. Any time you need to say the word “gay,” you can simply say “Takei.”
You can buy T-shirts and other items that say “It’s OK to be Takei”, to wear and display with pride and to show Tennessee and the world that you’re against censorship and bigotry….
All the proceeds from the sales of these items will be donated to charity. Have a TAKEI old time!
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Remember, Jesus would rather shame gays than let orphans have a family.Stephen Colbert (via professorhojo)
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Google has co-opted the It Gets Better campaign and turns it into an ad for Chrome.
It’s nice to give It Gets Better additional traction, and it’s neat to see a visualization of how the campaign evolved over time — but something isn’t sitting quite right with me about turning a successful grassroots PSA into a corporate promotion.
Google Chrome: It Gets Better (by googlechrome)
Tennessee’s state judiciary committee passed the “don’t say gay” bill this week, prohibiting any StaceyCampfieldHS.jpgdiscussion of homosexuality prior to ninth grade. Sponsored by Sen. Stacey Campfield, R-Knoxille, the measure is being added to the existing Board of Education’s “family life curriculum.” The 6-3 Republican-dominated vote is now headed to the Senate floor, and supports Campfield’s suspicions that homosexuality is being discussed in classrooms despite the state Department of Education claiming they were unaware of any such activity. Campfield has been pushing the bill for six years. Do we need more evidence that they want us dead?
And in the words of George Costanza, “I do not trust men in capes.”
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